Iowa reports four more suspected bird flu cases in poultry
Four additional probable highly pathogenic avian flu cases were announced in Iowa, bringing this month’s total to 12 across Buena Vista and Kossuth counties. Quarantine remains, with euthanization of all birds on affected premises, as officials note 10 million birds euthanized or scheduled for destruction.
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Iowa Senate bids progress on 2016 budget amid nontarget talks
Senate Democrats approve six fiscal 2016 budget bills totaling over 1.8 billion in general fund spending as House GOP and SenateBranstad alignment narrows gaps. Key higher education bill would add about 40 million to universities while freezing tuition at regent schools. House passes 119.1 million infrastructure measure and debates a brain injury center grant.
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Marion to announce superintendent today
The Marion school board will announce the district's next leader at a 7:45 a.m. work session to approve the contract. Finalists Joseph Dyer of New York and Michael Houselog of Illinois both had second interviews last week. the new superintendent starts in July after Sarah Pinion retires June 30.
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Nepalquake death toll tops five thousand survivors fade
In Nepal the death toll from the weekend quake surpasses 5,000 as aid improves gradually. Foreign search teams and supply convoys appear in Kathmandu and surrounding districts while airport traffic begins clearing. State radio says 200,000 left the valley, with similar numbers likely to depart, affecting business and government operations.
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